genxie
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my question lays at the heart of my concern over a specific windows update called - windows malicious software removal tool - nov 2009 (KB890830) - on a previous laptop that specific windows tool kept trying to download on automatic update EVERYTIME I shut down the computer for 2 weeks or more. I'm interested in whether or not that would have something to do with causing a serious problem to a computer or was that simply a problem with the update process.
it was very aggresive and my being just a basic computer user makes me think it might not have been genuine microsoft material, so when I see an update ready to install on my new laptop that looks just like the mentioned one above but for dec ...well I sort have to wonder considering how badly my other laptop just,...imploded permanently.
there obviously were other issues going on with my other laptop but i'm still left wondering if someone has found a way to highjack microsoft updates...
it was very aggresive and my being just a basic computer user makes me think it might not have been genuine microsoft material, so when I see an update ready to install on my new laptop that looks just like the mentioned one above but for dec ...well I sort have to wonder considering how badly my other laptop just,...imploded permanently.
there obviously were other issues going on with my other laptop but i'm still left wondering if someone has found a way to highjack microsoft updates...
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- HP pavilion dv9000
- OS
- windows 7 home premium - 32 bit
- CPU
- AMD Turion 64x2 mobile technology TL-58 1.90 GH
- Memory
- 2.00 GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- NVIDIA nforce PCI system management
- Sound Card
- conexant high definition smartaudio HD2
- Monitor(s) Displays
- generic pnp monitor
- Screen Resolution
- 1440 x 900
- Hard Drives
- toshiba MK 1637 GSx ATA device
- PSU
- HP A/C adaptor HP PPP012 H-S wide range input 1-240V 90 watt
- Case
- plastic
- Cooling
- none
- Keyboard
- HID keyboard device - standard PS/2 keyboard
- Mouse
- none
- Internet Speed
- extreme high speed
- Other Info
- ACPIx86 based PC